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#Bob's Burger season 4
laz-kay · 5 months
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I've waited a year to post this.
Happy day after Thanksgiving, y'all.
Bob's Burgers, Christmas in the Car (S4: E8)
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babsvibes · 1 year
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rollerskate2theface · 8 months
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Nancy: Okay, I need one of you front of me and one of you behind me at all times in case there are booby traps
Robin & Steve: Booby booby booby booby booby booby booby-
Nancy: Psspssps zip it zip it!
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yahoo201027 · 27 days
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Day in Fandom History: March 30…
The kids (consisting of Louise, Tina, Gene, and Regular Sized Rudy) provide a plan to steal a supply of chocolate while boarding on a train with their parents, in separate carts, in which Bob partakes in a wine-tasting competition against a wine enthusiast. “The Kids Rob a Train” premiered on this day, 10 Years Ago.
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small-tragedies · 30 days
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Hey there! What’s your favorite episode of Bob’s Burgers that no one ever seems to talk about?
Honestly, I don’t think anyone talks enough about “A River Runs Through Bob.” It’s such a good and hilarious episode! And it’s a favorite of mine to rewatch with my whole family! My mom especially loves the episode; her favorite part is where Bob ate the fish and got sick with diarrhea. 🤣 She saw it coming from a mile away; he was going to get sick. She said she had also never seen Bob and Linda act this way, so her reaction was hilarious on its own along with the episode. 🤣
This episode has a lot going for it:
There are so many amazing BobLin moments. I love seeing the whole family somewhere different than the restaurant too.
Bob gets so sick with diarrhea that it makes him delusional and unhinged. I just love how he just isn’t thinking straight AT. ALL.
And of course, I love Linda as a badass wilderness woman, surviving and thriving! (She still survived better than Bob did alone, lol.) And saving her husband from a pack of squirrels.
And the B plot is just as good with the kids’ looking for their parents, but honestly, they’re just messing around tubing down the river.😂
Also, I love this episode ‘cause it’s such a good one for Tina too. 
And yes, I never can forget about the “horny hermits,” lol, just the scenes alone where they're keeping Linda and Bob captive are super hilarious.
Overall, I love this episode, and we need to talk about it more because it’s got a lot of iconic moments in it. 🤣
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br1ghtestlight · 16 days
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my true passion in life is rewatching bob's burgers seasons 1-3 and saying "where's rudy 🤨" every five seconds as if that will make him appear faster
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ltwharfy · 3 months
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"Bob's Burgers" Season 4 Episode Ranking Rewatch (Long Post)
So, I've been rewatching "Bob's Burgers" from the beginning and ranking the episodes using the spreadsheet that @babsvibes created! If you want to know why I'm doing this or how I view the 1-5 rating scale, you can check out my Season 1 post! If you want to check out any of the other seasons, I've been using the "bob's burgers episode ranking rewatch" tag for all of them.
Now, on to Season 4:
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Average (Mean) Score: 4.59
Mode (Most Common) Ranking: 5
Ranking Breakdown: 13 5s; 9 4s
Season as a whole thoughts:
I'm genuinely wondering if Season 4 might end up being the highest rated season when this project is all said and done. And that's interesting because it is not a season I immediately think of when I think of a season with a lot of my favorite episodes- I think of 3 and 7 first. But Season 4 is just so consistently entertaining! As I got towards the end of it, I noticed that I had not given any of the episodes a 3 yet- but looking it over again, that checks out. I'd really be happy to watch any of these episodes any time I am in the mood for "Bob's Burgers"- there isn't a "meh" or a mixed review in the bunch. And since I have already rated episodes from later seasons when I've caught them on cable, am pretty certain that this might be the only season with no 3s or lower in it.
But honestly, one of the things that really makes "Bob's Burgers" standout among TV comedies for me- and one of the things that motivated me to do this rewatch- is that I think it has been really consistently good for a really long period of time. And if Season 4 was the most really consistently good season- well, then, maybe it makes sense for it to be my (mathematically calculated) favorite! (But we've still got a lot of seasons to go...)
Some thoughts on specific episodes (and feel free to ask if you want my thoughts on an episode I didn't comment on):
"My Big Fat Greek Bob": One of the "sleeper hits" of the season- I had forgotten how much fun it was! Bob's bond with the frat guys, the kids exploring the frat house, Linda and Gretchen's "lady goods" parties- it's all a hoot! And one of the pleasures of doing this rewatch has been realizing how much I enjoy many recurring BB characters- not in a "they are my new Blorbo I must create a billion head canons about them!" way but just in a "hey, it's nice to see you in this episode!" way. So, hey, Dr. Yap, it was nice to see you in this episode!
"Turkey in a Can": One of the hardest "Bob's Burgers" questions you could ask me is to name my favorite Thanksgiving episode- making me choose between this one and "Dawn of the Peck"?! Please no! The scene in the bathroom on Thanksgiving is one of the funniest bits of chaotic humor on the show ever. If I'm not cracking up when Gayle declares "It's the end of the world!" and kisses Mort, you should check my pulse because I'm probably dead.
"Purple Rain-Union": "Won't you enter my Acropolis and make my yogurt Greek?"- how come Aunt Gayle's name never comes up when people are discussing the greatest songwriters of all time?! Also, I love the scenes with Jen (one of my all-time favorite recurring characters) in this one- especially her hilarious "pep talk" to Linda. I also love the way Louise's nonsensical "everybody gets a black eye" plan somehow works!
"Slumber Party": Yes, the slumber party plot itself is great! Yes, Jessica and all the other recurring characters who debut in this episode are great! But what I really love about this episode is the amount of screentime and dialogue devoted to Little King Trashmouth!! "It's a rac-coup d'etat!" and "Aw, babies getting rabies" are two of my favorite ever Linda quotes! Let's just say that if I lived in Seymour's Bay I would be a crazy raccoon person alongside Linda and Teddy. I love those alley rascals!
"Easy Com-mercial, Easy Go-mercial": Hey, Randy, it was nice to see you in this episode! After "Fraud of the Dead", I was thinking about Louise directing that film and also directing the Meatman film in "Ain't Miss Debtatin'" and wondering if there were any other indications in the show that she had this interest in directing. So, it was interesting to rewatch this and note that Louise not only insists that she should direct instead of Randy because she came up with the script idea, but even when Randy is directing scenes of the commercial that she is not in, you can see Louise standing next to him mimicking his actions- like, it's not just about her wanting power or not respecting Randy (although both things are true) she's genuinely interested in directing!
"The Frond Files": Our first three stories anthology! Two things I really love in this one: the way Louise writes that ridiculous argument between her and Gene at the end of her story-it's the most sibling thing ever! Also, I LOVE the coloring and designs of the "Fart School for the Gifted" segment- it's just really beautiful art to accompany a really silly story! (I also love Linda's tearful reaction to that story and Bob insisting to Frond that he ending is ambiguous). I also loved the use of black and white for (most) of Tina's zombie story.
"Mazel Tina": Another fun thing of the rewatch has been noticing story types/structures that the show reuses that I enjoy- and this is one of them, where the Belchers are go to a place together (Tammy's bat mitzvah) and then all have separate little adventures there ("Mutiny on the Windbreaker" and "Legends of the Mall", are among other stories of that type). I particularly enjoy Louise in this one- Louise talking Janet into quitting her job and following her dreams is hilarious, as is all the Tammy-Louise interaction. One of the things that makes Tammy a great recurring character is that she has her own different dynamics with each of the Belcher siblings- they all mess with her, but in completely different ways.
"The Kids Rob A Train": So, as I have written in other long posts and in fics, one of the reasons I enjoy Louise and Rudy's friendship is that we can see it evolve over time. They don't automatically become besties after "Carpe Museum"- in this one Rudy tells Beanbag that he knows the Belchers from school, not that they are his friends. And I think we see some key moments in the development of their friendship in this one- Rudy's patience with Louise's siblings during his presentation about the train, Rudy and Louise's back-and-forth as he tries to get her to hand him the chocolate through the window, and his fake allergic severe reaction and her panicked response. But even if you aren't as obsessed with that relationship as I am, this episode has tons of great things- Bob's "friendship" with "Ramon" the boy riding the bike next to the train, Gene's outfit, the thrilling musical score!
"The Kids Run Away": Another sleeper hit that I never really appreciated until this rewatch. I particularly love that Gayle is actually helpful in resolving the Louise cavity crisis in this episode. Yes, Gayle has a LOT of issues, but I think she does try to be a good aunt and a good sister.
The "How Bob Saves/Destroys the Town" two-parter: Most of the time, my ratings are mainly based on how much I enjoy the comedy, story, and character beats of the episode- I haven't really rated any episodes up or down based on how they look visually- and I readily concede that is not really my wheelhouse, I don't really know much about evaluating animation or direction in animation from a technical perspective. That being said, both parts of this two parter were probably the first episodes of the show where I repeatedly thought about how beautiful it was! There are many great shots that make the episodes seem more cinematic or theatrical (the spotlights on the singers during the musical numbers) rather than "just" an episode of television. The view of the town when Bob and Calvin are on top of the rollercoaster is particularly great. And I love how they brought back so many recurring characters, even if it was just for silent cameos (like Darryl and Logan being in the background for part of "Bad Things Are Bad")! This episode really shows how much the show had grown over four seasons- how it had developed a setting and a ton of characters, both supporting and main, so that you really cared about them. A fantastic ending for a fantastic season!
Random thoughts (stuff that doesn't affect the ratings):
-This season seems to have more plots involving Bob working somewhere other than the restaurant ("My Big Fat Greek Bob", "Bob and Deliver") and more plots about the family or members of it being in physical jeopardy (the first three episodes, "Christmas in the Car", the two-part season finale) than most seasons. I remember noticing that when it was first airing and worrying that it was a trend that might lead to the show becoming less grounded (like "The Simpsons") and that if we got to 10+ seasons we'd be seeing stories about Bob becoming a temporary chef for NASA and the family being stranded on the International Space Station or nonsense like that. Obviously, this concern was misplaced. if anything, the show has become more grounded as it's gone on, making episodes about things my retired aunt and uncle do as hobbies (birdwatching, hunting for mushrooms).
-I try not to nitpick jokes, but it bugs me in "Mazel Tina" when Gene yells "One Luftballoon!" after seeing Tina's blood red face. Yes, the English version of Nena's "99 Luftballoons" was "99 Red Balloons"- but "luft" doesn't mean "red" in German, it means "air" and "luftballoon" just means "balloon"-it has nothing to do with it being red! So, he's just saying Tina's red face looks like a balloon, which is an odd joke. Sorry, this is incredibly dumb, but y'know I took German for two years in high school and I need to use it occasionally so I don't feel like I wasted that time...
Thanks for reading! See you in Season 5!
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princess-unipeg · 1 year
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Belcher Fort
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discworldwitches · 7 months
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saw a seal while doing tashlich!!
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robertbelcherjr · 1 year
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The way he reacted is exactly what I imagined as soon as Tina said “dad are you still mad at us for going to the festival?” 😂😭
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remirixjones · 2 months
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If I had a nickel for every time an adult cartoon did a season 4 episode about ambergris...
...I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's werird that it happened twice, right?
4x16 Futurama and Bob's Burgers 4x18
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laz-kay · 6 days
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🍃Happy 420, Belchies🍃
Bob's Burgers, Bob fires the kids (S3: E3)
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babsvibes · 2 years
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Season 4 Episode 3: Seaplane!
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dreamboundedstar · 1 year
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( I Get Psy-chic Out of You. Season 4, Episode 16)
Louise: On a happier note, which name do you like more: Sea Bagel, Pride of Detroit, Mudbutt or Gelding the Lily? Linda: (groaning) Lily. Go with the Lily one. What is this for? Louise: Oh. We're renaming Tina. Linda: Oh! I'm glad I didn't choose Mudbutt. (Show Mama from the Grave. Season 13, Episode 9) We just found out Bob's mom's name was Lily! Mr. Bouchard you sly dog!
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yahoo201027 · 4 months
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Day in Fandom History: January 5…
Linda orchestrates a slumber party for Louise in hopes of her gaining a female friend but getting sick and tired of their annoyance during the event drives Louise to come up with schemes to get them out of the house one by one. “Slumber Party” premiered on this day, 10 Years Ago.
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sleeplessdreamer14 · 6 months
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I just remembered how a bunch of Linda’s old classmates got jobs in skincare and pharmaceuticals (as shown in Purple Rain-Union season 4: episode 6) and that just gave me the idea that a lot of kids at Cardinal Gennaro High coincidentally had pretty bad skin problems, so a solid chunk of the student body just because fascinated with dermatology and wound up majoring in it.
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